Android Question compounded If Then

[Steve-h]

Is it permissible to compound the result of an If Then statement ? For example

If mode=2 Then ((a=1) & (b=2) & ( c=3))

It seems happy with a=1 but not b and c.

 

[DonManfred]

If mode=2 Then
  a = 1
  b = 2
  c = 3
End if

 

[agraham]

No. It doesn't know how to parse it. & is not a statement separator but a string concatenation operator. You need to use a full If...End IF statement as above ^

 

[Steve-h]

Thank you